[INDIA] RBI, SEBI and IRDAI · Source-code escrow and continuity obligations for critical applications[EU DORA] ICT third-party risk testing required · In force Jan 2025[PRA] SS2/21 UK · Vendor recovery evidence required[MAS] Singapore TRM · Independent vendor recoverability expected[APRA] CPS 230 Australia · Third-party continuity obligations in force[FFIEC] United States · Source-code access and software escrow addressed in third-party contracts[ENTERPRISE] Mission-critical software procurement increasingly requires continuity evidence before contract
[INDIA] RBI, SEBI and IRDAI · Source-code escrow and continuity obligations for critical applications[EU DORA] ICT third-party risk testing required · In force Jan 2025[PRA] SS2/21 UK · Vendor recovery evidence required[MAS] Singapore TRM · Independent vendor recoverability expected[APRA] CPS 230 Australia · Third-party continuity obligations in force[FFIEC] United States · Source-code access and software escrow addressed in third-party contracts[ENTERPRISE] Mission-critical software procurement increasingly requires continuity evidence before contract

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Supply chain· Reported· Reported 9 September 2026

Veradigm reports patient-data exposure through a vendor's credentials

Veradigm says credentials obtained from a third-party vendor were used to access a limited customer-service interface and copy patient information. BleepingComputer reports that the company has not identified the attacker and says operations were not disrupted. A ransomware group's separate claims about the volume of stolen records remain unverified.

Data breaches· Reported· Reported 10 September 2026

IDScan acknowledges cloud data breach; affected population remains unclear

IDScan has acknowledged unauthorized access to information in its cloud platform, according to The Record. Reports have linked the incident to a marketplace advertising millions of identity-document scans, but the company has not specified how many people were affected. The distinction between advertised scans and confirmed victims remains important.

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